The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-21

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the protection of fish and Uysisfs In this State.
and recommended 10 strike out thst p0siioa Ot
secttnn relating To any person reading In the
State twelve mouihs.
Hr. Blackwell. Chairman Of the Committee on
Corporations. r~por,ed senate bill No. CO. IN act
u authon1e the town oi Live Oak, 10 Suwannee
e'sunty. 10 raise money la secure water works
and dre protection; Also, Senate bill No. %, an
act 10 i1corpUra,~ The r ysl Legion Of Honor |:
also, Senate bill Na %. AN acs to smsnd-An act
to incorporate the 81. Augustine Yacht Club.
and recommended that they pass.
Mr.. McKiune, moved that The rules be waived
and thai senate bill M. be read The third time
and p0t upon iis passage; agreed 10.
Senate bill M. was read the third time and
pnt upon its passage: The vote was:
Chai:ss Chandler. Cole, Coulter. Fowler, Fraser,
Gsskina johnson, Jones. Judge, Kelly. L~e. NAL
l"ry. Martin, Miller, Moreao. McKinne, McMur-
ray, Ormap. Stevens, Stockton, Tobrrt, Walker,
Jr:, Wall, Whiddea and Wtiiams-S9.
Nxys-Nuue.
So the bill passed.
The following bills were read the second time.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
The following bills were read the second
Senate bill No. 81, an act to incorporate the
Dsytona. Ocala and Cedar Keys Railway CON-
pany.
M. Martin moved that the in,roducer of the
informally passed over. Agreed TO.
Senate bill M. g. an act To Incorporate the Pa
latka Savings Bank and Trust Company.
Mr.. Blackwell moved that the amendment to
the bill be ad"p,ed. Agreed to.
Mr. Mallory moved that the bill be indefinitely
pos,poned.
The President announced that the hour Tor spe.
cial order for the consideration of Senate bills
Nos ii aud SO had arrived.
Mr. Gaskns m wed that the same be passed
over informally. Agreed TO. .
On motion. Mr. Alfred Bishop Mason was in.
vied TO seat within The bar of The Senate.
Mr. Mallory moved the further consideration
OF the bill be postponed until next Thur.day al
II O'Clock.
Nr. Blackwell moved that the Senate take
recess until 10 minutes TO - O'Clock. Agreed 10.
11:5O O'CLOCK A. II.
The Senate resumed its ses sion.
The President in the chair.
The President announced special order for
consideration OF Senate bill No. IL would be
taken up.
MIR. McKinne moved that The further consid-
GRAFTON of Senate bills Nos. IL and SO be post
poned until II O'Clock next Monday agreed
TO.
the following resOlutiLn; Resoiccd, That nU local
or special bill shall be- considered by this Senate
and the committees of the Senate are directed
to report all such bills TO the Senate without
further consideration.
MIR. Stevens moved its adoption.
Mr.. Stevens Withdrew the motion.
Mr.. Mallory MOved that the resolution be laid
upon the table, sulj ject 10 call; agreed to.
Mr.. Stevens moved that the Senate now pro
ceed TO elect United States Senator; agreed
to.
Mr.. Wall nominated Messrs Judge, Latham,
Costa aud Van Fleet as the Democratic pomi-
nee4
Mr.. McMurray nominated Mr. F. g. Gc~drich
as representative "f the Republican party.
Mf. Bryan moved that the Senate now pro-
cecil to vUte otca cOcs Tor nted ates senator
The Secretary called the roll. with the follow
ing result:
For Mr.. Judge-Messrs Blackwell. Chaires.
Dehnn, Fraser. Lee, Mann. horeno. Stevens and
-Eos ~. Lalham-Messss Burnam. Judge,
Mallory: Miller, 0rn.h, Stockton and VII
For Mr.. Costa-Messrs. Bryan, johnson,
Kelly, Neel and Walls.
For Mr. Van FIeet-Messrs. Coulter. Gaskins.
Mckinne, T"lbert ami Whidden-5.
For Mr.. Goodricb-Messra Chandler, Cole,
Fowler, Martin and McMurray-5.
The chair announced there was no election
Mr.. McKinne moved the Senate adjourn till
10 O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
Adjourned
TUESDAY. April 10, 1887.
The House of Representatives met.
quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
On motion of Mr. F,llingim the reading of
yesterdays Journal was dispensed with, and the
Journal corrected and approved.
Mr. Tippin moved that the chairman of the
Committee on Slate Institutions be added to the
committees TO visit the c0nvct camp and the
deaf and dumb asylum. Laid over
The fOIlOWi ing offered Inv Mr. (tra
yesterday and agreed 10, was read: Moved that
the committee 10 visit deaf and dumb ssylum
be allowed clerical aid, and that Mr. J. G.
Clark, Eur"ing Clerk of the House, be allow.
ed To act rs said clerk, and that NO extra ex-
pense will be put upon the State by the commit
tee 10 selecting Dir. Clark as such clerk
Mr.. Fillingim moved that all bills introduced
to-day be read the first time by their titles ouy
agreed 10 unanimously.
INTRODUCTION oF BlLLs.
The roll Of counties being called. the following
bills were introduced. read and referrel:
BY Mr.. ThOmas-House bill NJ lit, an act |
TO establish Department OF Agriculture for tie
Slate of Florida.
BY Mr. Frazier-House bill No. 11s, an act to
provide for the opening, vacating and changing |
OF private roads
BY Mr.. Shaves-House bill No. 1lo. an act
10 amend Section 1. Chapter 151, OF the Laws OF
Florida.
By Mr.. Perpall-House bill No. 100, an act TO
repeal Section Of An act entitled an act To reg
ula,e the sale OF liquors. wines and beer, ap-
proved March 8, 1888
Bv Mr. Cromwell-Hous bill No. 1871, an act
TO prOt<ci game
Bv Mr. Tippin House bill No. 123, An act to |
encourage the organ zttOn of a corp, OF volun- |
teer militia and provide for their discipline.
BY MIR. Farneil: House bill No 1873 an act |
for The relief Of DR.. G. H. Vincent, oil Columbia |
county.
Mr.. Campbell Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee. reported Hnuse bill No l04 and |
recommended that It DO not pass; also House
bills Nos. 113 and ia and recommended that
they pass
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
House bill M. So: An act for the prevention |
Of the pollution Of the waters of certain likes or
ponds in the counties Of Putnam and Vousia.
was resd eecOnd time.
Mr.. Bielby offered the following: Amend Sec |
tion by adding: And punished by = 6ns no, |
exceeding one hundred dollars or Imprisonment, |
In the county Jail not exceeding one month, or |
both. at the discretion Of the court; agreed to- |
and the bill ordered epgrossed.
House bill No. IS: An act TO make penal the |
seduction of . virtuous female by promise Of |
marriage or oaher false Fraudulent MEANS was |
read secnnd time and passed over.
House bill No 88 An act to provide the |
manner Of seleciing grand and petit jurors in |
the cOurts Of this State, " - read second time
H0uss bill No. %. an oct to provide fs the |
admissblty 0f evidence ot opprUbious words or |
insulting laoguagssu trials of assault and assault